Seiko Prospex Diver 'Willard' patek philippe complications Combining a nouveau electric/mechanical movement

Combining a nouveau electric/mechanical movement with an unforgettable space-age design is perhaps the ultimate expression of retro-futurism

With an incredible case retaining strong factory brushing and an untouched dial

but this one is about as classic as it gets

a limited number of Reversos were made in white and yellow gold and then sold to Patek Philippe (on whose board Jacques-David LeCoultre served)

Entry-level watch

Seiko Prospex Diver 'Willard' patek philippe complications Combining a nouveau electric/mechanical movement"I love the smell of napalm in the morning." That delightfully morose soundbite isn't the only memorable takeaway from the Vietnam War epic Apocalypse Now. For dive watch enthusiasts, the film holds another: Martin Sheen's use of a Seiko 6105 on screen in his portrayal of Captain Willard. While Hollywood's prominent use of timepieces in major motion pictures is well documented (and generally done for paid product placement), there are only a few films